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• 04-Jan-2007
  How would I lay me down to sleep? I don’t think I mentioned it, but several weeks ago I went to the Cathedral for Mass. I think it was around Thanksgiving. Anyway, I took some time after Mass to explore a little and I visited the Mausoleum downstairs. I found myself really compelled by the place. It’s solitary and quiet, nestled under a...

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• 28-Feb-2006
  Fat Tuesday, Gird Loins, Wabi-sabi Yo. So Mass today was good. The homily was about Grace. Grace as in that “hand of God,” possibly last seen inspiring Jules Winfield in Pulp Fiction. Or maybe dropping down and bopping me on the head to go to Mass on the morning after Leah announced that we should be separated. I was comforted....

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• 05-Nov-2005
  Science, Theology, and the Ontological Quest That’s what I’m on, too. I love their mission, which is sadly bound up in This flash movie. I like it so much here it is, transcribed: STOQ Mission: 1. Integration of Science and Human Values The double goal of the STOQ project is to contribute, through the Academic activities (teaching and research) of its...

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• 09-Apr-2005
  Science Fiction Authors by Faith This page (via bb): Science Fiction/Fantasy Authors of Various Faiths is intriguing to me. Sort of… something I had never considered before, you know? Sadly, it does not list my favorites: Neal Stephenson, Bruce Sterling, or William Gibson. Correction from Preston Hunter: Science Fiction Writers of Various Faiths is the SECOND page, like the overflow...

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• 26-Dec-2003
  Fascinating Bible and Christianity Interview; Religious Update The Fresh Air from December 17, 2003 is with the author of the book Lost Christianities: The Battle for Scripture and the Faiths We Never Knew. The interview is both interesting and moving, as the author says he came from a very literal, Evangelical faith of “The Book” — and had his faith shaken when...

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• 27-Feb-2003
  Beliefnet Interesting site: Beliefnet.com

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• 25-Feb-2003
  Quote of the Month The religion of the future will be a cosmic religion. It should avoid dogma and theology. Covering both the natural and the spiritual. It should be based on a religious sense arising from the experience of all things as a meaningful unity. If there is any religion that could cope with the modern scientific needs,...

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• 21-Oct-2002
  From the Faith Department Is “Freethinker” Synonymous with Nontheist? See also: Religion for previous thoughts on this.

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• 07-Oct-2002
  Religion Yesterday my girlfriend and I spoke at length on the subject of religion. I came to realizations about how I think and what I am about. I am not throwing any of this in any faces. This is what I feel, and what I believe for myself in how to live my life. She is...

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• 27-Nov-2001
  Latin mass in San Diego… Latin mass in San Diego. That’s interesting.

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